As the first flakes begin to fly on the Iron Range this season, shovels are being scooped off the shelves by locals.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the Northland and at the Depot in downtown Duluth. The North Shore Scenic Railroad is looking forward to their holiday trains.
The Northern Lakes Food Bank has received donations of $35,740 from Give to the Max day.
After being under construction for four months, 4th Street in Duluth has reopened.
A snowy white birthday wasn’t what Racheal Jenks, a resident of Grand Rapids Minnesota, wanted, but the first snow storm of the season is what she got.
Minnesota Power crews are responding safely and as quickly as possible in extreme weather conditions, to restore power during the first major winter storm of the season.
The number of Lake Country Power members without electric service has grown through the afternoon. Nearly 900 members were without power late Friday morning, and it has grown to more than 6,000 late into the afternoon.
Travel is not advised in northern Aitkin, central St. Louis, Itasca, and southern Koochiching counties, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
A new museum exhibit in Detroit will tell the story of how hot coffee, tea, and chocolate beverages became popular in the 200 years or so following their introduction as commercial products in the 16th and 17th centuries.
The lawyer for the man who confessed to kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and killing 11-year-old Jacob Wetterling says his client has shed “countless tears” for Jacob and his family in the 27 years since his death.
An Alaska man has been indicted after he allegedly suggested a Planned Parenthood clinic in Anchorage should not open because a rocket-propelled grenade was pointed at it.
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The Minnesota Department of Transportation advises motorists traveling in northeastern Minnesota to slow down and use extra caution.
Meanwhile back in Duluth, it was the 68th annual Turkey Bingo Night, held at the VFW.
People at the Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College celebrated the community tonight (11/17.)
In light of a racist graffiti incident at Denfeld and other acts of racism across the country, students from Marshall and Duluth East walked out of class.
Minneapolis police say a woman tried to hang a 16-month-old boy* in a day care and then threatened to jump from a freeway overpass until passers-by and police stopped her.
Students with MPIRG hosted a workers rights event where members of the labor force shared their stories for earned sick and safe time.
In conjunction with the premiere of Fantastic Beasts, the Marcus Duluth Cinema is hosting a mitten drive for the Salvation Army.
The holidays are around the corner and local vendors are getting ready!
Preparations are well underway for the Annual Twin Ports Thanksgiving Buffet.
A list of school closings and delays for Friday, November 18, 2016.
The Superior Police Department has partnered up with future police officers at UWS to create the city’s first-of-its-kind community survey.
After the collapse of the ice sculpture in superior, Roger Hanson is back at work trying to make up lost time.
Were just hours away before the flakes start flying as the first big winter storm approaches our areaNorthlanders were out today prepping, buying shovels, salt among other items before heading home for the night.
Minnesota Power is prepared for heavy, wet snow and high winds that are predicted for Friday into Friday night in northern Minnesota, with line crews and equipment positioned across its service territory.
Northlanders are raising awareness for World Pancreatic Cancer Day.
Northlanders had the chance to have Lunch with the History People.
Gas Prices have made it below the dollar ninety per gallon range in the Northland, in time for the holiday season.
Thanksgiving is only a week away, and it’ll be no time before Christmas is upon us. Many people plan on shopping local for holiday gifts, and small businesses in the Northland are ready.
One area church is working to get backpacks to people in need this holiday season.
Today is Give to the Max Day in Minnesota and it is a day started back in 2009 to promote charitable giving in the state.
Police have shot and wounded a suspect after a high-speed chase through the northern Minneapolis suburbs.
New details involving the report of an attempted abduction in Superior near Great Lakes Elementary School on Monday, November 14.
A Hoyt Lakes juvenile male has been accused of posting a message in an online chat room, threatening violence at a northern Minnesota school.
The 13th Annual Bentleyville Tour of Lights starts up this weekend.
Today is Give to the Max Day!
St. Paul police say a gun brought to an elementary school by a 7-year-old student discharged, fortunately no one was hurt.
Today, November 17, 2016, Representative Erin Murphy (DFL-64A), former Majority Leader and Deputy Minority Leader in the Minnesota House of Representatives, released a statement on her website outlining why she is running for Governor.
Burnt Onion Kitchen and Brews is a new restaurant at Giant’s Ridge in Biwabik, Minnesota.
Construction season is wrapping up for the year, and crews are now preparing to re-open roadways until work can resume in the spring.
Voyageurs National Park staff are seeking information on a possible poached deer near the Blind Ash Bay Hiking Trail. The incident is believed to have occurred on or near October 28, 2016.
St. Louis County Deputies responded to the report of a fire in the kitchen at the Alborn Tavern around 7:30 p.m. on November 16, 2016.
CD Release Party For Christmas By the Lake
St. Louis County First Responders are now carrying a drug that saves people from fatal opioid overdoses, giving them a second chance at life.
SuperOne in Superior expects to sell nearly 1,000 turkeys over the holidays
The lit up tree is located at the corner of Belknap and Tower Avenue in Superior
As the snow and cold inches closer Duluth’s homeless shelter needs your help stocking up. One CHUM employee told FOX 21 earlier Wednesday that she thinks the warm temperatures that we’ve been seeing has put helping those in need during the cold winter months on the back burner.
Thanksgiving Day is just a week away, but that didn’t stop Northlanders from flocking to Marine General in Duluth for lunch on Wednesday.
Distracted driving has made headlines in recent years as a leading cause of traffic accidents and traffic deaths.
